Safe Sex Information and Advice

[QUOTE=TheDoctorGuy;2182469]Mas,

HPV is the Human Pampalloma Virus, the cause of genital warts. This is a self limited disease that is easily treatable without long term consequence in men. In Women various subtypes have been associated with cervical cancer. Perhaps you meant HSV, the cause of herpes. HSV-1 is primarily oral and the cause of "cold sores". HSV-2 is genital herpes and has no cure, IE Herpes is Forever. It should also be noted that herpes transmission occurs only during breakouts, but, like most STDs, these breakouts DO NOT have to be visible. And yes, you can get STDs (herpes, HIV) from BBBJ.[/QUOTE]Thank you doc I'm sure you have just scared the shit out of every guy here. Ok no more bb anything except handjobs. Everybody with me?

[QUOTE=TheDoctorGuy;2182469]Mas,

HPV is the Human Pampalloma Virus, the cause of genital warts. This is a self limited disease that is easily treatable without long term consequence in men. In Women various subtypes have been associated with cervical cancer. Perhaps you meant HSV, the cause of herpes. HSV-1 is primarily oral and the cause of "cold sores". HSV-2 is genital herpes and has no cure, IE Herpes is Forever. It should also be noted that herpes transmission occurs only during breakouts, but, like most STDs, these breakouts DO NOT have to be visible. And yes, you can get STDs (herpes, HIV) from BBBJ.[/QUOTE]I have to say that's some bad stuff to know, but we must know. Safe sex is important, but hell BBBJ is just so good without which there is no hobby.

The only safe bet is to have no fluid exchange, may be back to the good old AMP HJ happy ending. Sad to say.

[QUOTE=JamesThom;2181492]I have never met Renea but believe she is a friend of my friend of mine. All I will say is that if this is the same Renea, my friend says she is not always into safe sex but is into the drug scene. So, if she offers to go bareback with you, just ask the big head how many others have had the same pleasure and do not let the little head rule. Just saying.[/QUOTE]You know the "Doctorguy" says you will get STD with just BBBJ and I believe him. I am no doctor. I know I did some BB with selected girls. Thank God I did not get anything. I know 100% certain I wouldn't have done BB with Renea but I would 100% sure I will do BBBJCIM.

Once you get this shit it will never be the same. Like my buddy Bugg said be safe.

Condoms don't cover the base of the penis or the scrotum, allowing the possibility of transmitting some diseases by skin to skin contact, like herpes and warts. To provide extra coverage, wear a rubber scrotum cover.

[URL]https://bodyaware.com/product/view/rubber-jewel-sheath-lt027[/URL]

I'm just wondering what poetry goes on in the body when something self limited continues as asymptomatic for almost 25 years. During that period of time I've always tried to go BB with SW's having two hundred dollar a day heroin habits. Once I caught strep throat, and I vaguely recall having a sore throat like feeling resonate through the very tip of my dick only during a single urine void. All of these STD's are caught through the skin, and anybody, who has weighed a cadaver, would have a histology understanding of this. Although I clean up after every sex act out of habit, I'll be damned if I'm going to wear scrotum shoes etc. All this stuff seems to be more from the female perspective. As a dude, I could see maybe swabbing every thing down with Bedadine, before leaving the house to cruise, but even taking time to do little more than roll on a rubber, screws up everything for me. Funny thing is, just about every monger I encounter feels the same way I do. I never have met a monger who worries on and on about HIV being small enough to travel through th pores of a latex condom as water does through a tea strainer.

I guess my exercise and three square meals a day has done a pretty good job of sacking up all of the demons, I read about on this forum, because I've yet to show any change in my vital signs or blood draws, since the beginning of my mongering career, almost thirty years ago. To be granted, however, once any of the symptoms do happen to come up, I'll have a chemical, I guess, ready to chase any herpes away. Viruses are nothing more than a combination of toxins, that bacteria have already put out. The key is to subvert the polarity of this before it comes back as a stronger bacteria so on and so forth. This is not to say that by the time I'm ninety five years old that all of these toxins will have been bundled up into metastatic cysts etc. In an effort to sum things up, I can't count the number I've cut my finger and ignored it, handling all kinds of filth, and never getting sick as a result. How many times have I rinsed a milk cow's nipples in lye solution to keep her from "catching" herpes she had to have already had in order to "catch?" That's the problem with all of these things, self limited or whatever, there ain't no time stick for their prognosis.

I'm curious about something (in particular because of the popularity of a particular provider recent to the Knox scene). How important is it to you that a gal insist on "protected" sex? I'm not talking about a BBBJCIM, but FS or even Anal? Is it a plus to you that they offer BB? Do you avoid them if they do for safety reasons?

How often have you been in a situation where you expect or plan to use protection, but the girl says she's okay without it and your horny dick says "Go for it! Do you regret or worry about it later?

This is just my informal poll. You can respond here (or if more details or names are offered, PM me).

[QUOTE=Mundane;2205429]I'm curious about something (in particular because of the popularity of a particular provider recent to the Knox scene). How important is it to you that a gal insist on "protected" sex? I'm not talking about a BBBJCIM, but FS or even Anal? Is it a plus to you that they offer BB? Do you avoid them if they do for safety reasons?

How often have you been in a situation where you expect or plan to use protection, but the girl says she's okay without it and your horny dick says "Go for it! Do you regret or worry about it later?

This is just my informal poll. You can respond here (or if more details or names are offered, PM me).[/QUOTE]BBBJ yes. I never ever ever have nor will have unprotected sex of any kind with a lady in this profession. They will lie and tell you your the only one she's doing BB with. Come on you really believe your golden cock is that special. As a matter of fact I have found myself in the position a couple times where I arrive to see a lady and for some stupid reason she doesn't have the necessities and failed to ask me to pick them up. Both times they offered BB. I refused. They said it was safe I was the only one they did that with. Right. At that point I even passed on BBBJ and told them I would go get what we needed and be back. Needless to say I didn't return. If I know she's doing BB I won't even see her. Many years ago I would go unprotected with a girl I was dating or one I met in a club but won't even do that anymore. There is NO piece of ass worth a slow painful death.

[QUOTE=Mundane;2205429]I'm curious about something (in particular because of the popularity of a particular provider recent to the Knox scene). How important is it to you that a gal insist on "protected" sex? I'm not talking about a BBBJCIM, but FS or even Anal? Is it a plus to you that they offer BB? Do you avoid them if they do for safety reasons?

How often have you been in a situation where you expect or plan to use protection, but the girl says she's okay without it and your horny dick says "Go for it! Do you regret or worry about it later?

This is just my informal poll. You can respond here (or if more details or names are offered, PM me).[/QUOTE]This is something I've wondered about too. Mundane, would you please summarize what you learn from the feedback? The results could be very interesting and informative.

[QUOTE=Mundane;2205429]I'm curious about something (in particular because of the popularity of a particular provider recent to the Knox scene). How important is it to you that a gal insist on "protected" sex? I'm not talking about a BBBJCIM, but FS or even Anal? Is it a plus to you that they offer BB? Do you avoid them if they do for safety reasons?

How often have you been in a situation where you expect or plan to use protection, but the girl says she's okay without it and your horny dick says "Go for it! Do you regret or worry about it later?

This is just my informal poll. You can respond here (or if more details or names are offered, PM me).[/QUOTE]If its a nice sweet girl you meet at work and know her back ground. . I can chance it. If its a provider, bag it. And if she says it's OK if you don't. That's a bigger issue cause you didn't see the last dude she was just with. Better safe than sorry.

[QUOTE=VolBoater;2205484]If its a nice sweet girl you meet at work and know her back ground. . I can chance it. If its a provider, bag it. And if she says it's OK if you don't. That's a bigger issue cause you didn't see the last dude she was just with. Better safe than sorry.[/QUOTE]What's the old saying, "you're not just having sex with that person. But all the people they've ever had sex with".

Thanks VolBoater.

[QUOTE=Mundane;2205513]What's the old saying, "you're not just having sex with that person. But all the people they've ever had sex with".

Thanks VolBoater.[/QUOTE]IMHO it is always better to be safe than sorry! The last thing I want is to get something that makes me feel like I'm pissing razor blades! I had that happen once many many years ago shortly after arriving back stateside. Of course, back then I was young and dumb, well you know the rest! It was a very painful and hard lesson learned. No matter how sweet, pretty, or clean a lady is. Always cover up! They make covers now that feel like they're not even there! Only time I go commando is for a BBBJ.

[QUOTE=Mundane;2205429]I'm curious about something (in particular because of the popularity of a particular provider recent to the Knox scene). How important is it to you that a gal insist on "protected" sex? I'm not talking about a BBBJCIM, but FS or even Anal? Is it a plus to you that they offer BB? Do you avoid them if they do for safety reasons?

How often have you been in a situation where you expect or plan to use protection, but the girl says she's okay without it and your horny dick says "Go for it! Do you regret or worry about it later?

This is just my informal poll. You can respond here (or if more details or names are offered, PM me).[/QUOTE]I have done the BBBJ in those instances. I'm nothing special so if she is offering it to me she's offering it to everyone. I tend not to repeat with those providers.

If you look back over my posts you'll see I have addressed this with a provider not long ago. There is no way I am going BB with any of them, not even if it was free. I don't carry protection so I expect the provider to supply it, and had to turn down a FS session because she couldn't find hers, but I never thought twice about it. To much shit out there that penicillin don't cure these days. I don't care if she insists on it for all of her clients, as long as she uses it with me I'm happy.

Stay safe.

Shy.

[QUOTE=Mundane;2205429]How important is it to you that a gal insist on "protected" sex? I'm not talking about a BBBJCIM, but FS or even Anal? Is it a plus to you that they offer BB? Do you avoid them if they do for safety reasons?
How often have you been in a situation where you expect or plan to use protection, but the girl says she's okay without it and your horny dick says "Go for it! Do you regret or worry about it later?
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Still looking forward to your input on my previous post, but wondering something else.

My friend is into full service, which comes with 69 positions (him covered, her obviously not). Is this safe? Anyone think this is crazy and he should pass on that part. Don't know how risky that number really is.

[QUOTE=CharlotteMath;2209768]Still looking forward to your input on my previous post, but wondering something else.

My friend is into full service, which comes with 69 positions (him covered, her obviously not). Is this safe? Anyone think this is crazy and he should pass on that part. Don't know how risky that number really is.[/QUOTE]Is it life threatening? No.

Can you contract some type of STD? Yes.

Coming in contact with humans is not safe.

[QUOTE=SamWeller;2210417]Is it life threatening? No.

Can you contract some type of STD? Yes.

Coming in contact with humans is not safe.[/QUOTE]Why would you eat, lick, the cum that someone else, someone else, and someone else, just deposited in her pussy, your friend is a fool. Eating at the " W" is about as dangerous as looking down the barrel of a loaded gun! Don't think with your little HEAD, look up safe sex, read up, youll never want to fuck,69,get head again, from one of these" ho bags! Its to bad I don't listen to what I preach, I also think with my little head to often!! Just my thought drksd stay safe my friends.

People eat mishandled food all of the time and hang out with desperately ill people. For some reason or the other it's more hazardous to do other things our hides are equipped to handle in nature. How self limiting is flesh eating strep or virulent TB going to be once you catch it off that massage parlor beauty queen? Seems like sex, because it's such a feminist evil, is more likely to kill us than botulism caught eating something other than pussie. The cum in that pussie ain't no different from the snot, we have coughed on us, out in the open public.

Web MD has excellent articles on STD's. The chemical chains, that are given to illustrate, are easy to follow almost to the point of practicality. With each and every one, a hydrogen ion is given off at the very end. This means, that there's plenty of leeway, before the chemistry can resume resulting in titer. Should one catch anything from a hoe, it happened because that one didn't bathe and gargle after sex as well as perhaps dress the inside of the tip of their pisser with Betadine before fucking. I say it that way, because one can pull it apart down there and see that the hide goes on a couple of millimeters before, what is confused as mucosa, even begins.

First off, I don't want to knock some gal up and be chased down in Texas for back child support. This happened to be my reason for getting a vasectomy. Secondly, I don't want to wind up on some sex offender database, because some trade school intellect, feminist, nurse practitioner has thrown clap meds at while some GP is sitting in his office glued to the boob tube. Anybody should at least be able to read things, like the newspaper, well enough to tackle nurse practitioner trade school level books and have meds overnight sent to them from California Veterinary Supply. The combiotic, sold at the feed store, still works better than what the doctor gives and without these services from Cal Vet supply.

I've been reading over these horror stories about penicillin not working any more, and that's all they are, propaganda to make more room for Big Oil's snake oil. The doctor journalists, or whatever, even get around to admitting that it still works 95% of the time despite the cahoots between Big Oil and Big Pharma. All of the pharmacists, I talk to, however, say they still sell more Amoxicillin than they do antidepressants and pain pills put together. Thing is, a common GP prescribes Amoxicillin for the flu, when he knows full well there ain't no cure for it. 95% success now sounds pretty good, considering all of the people, who just don't quit bleeding long enough to heal, and die despite what antibiotic they're given outside of that 95%. This speaks for itself, from how I see things, anyway. We're supposed to have sentry bacteria guarding all of our holes and ready to kill any intruder bacteria that try to get in. This gives us AIDS, for instance, being that it is nothing more than complex combination of toxins that clap gives off. When one needlessly takes antibiotics, they risk killing these bacteria and causing kidney failure. Enough cases of this went on in the hog industry for the information to leak out and wind up in Tenth Grade Health books along with a picture of a hog being held up by its shanks and being butchered.

[URL]http://www.thesilveredge.com/germ-busting-colloidal-silver-gels-and-creams.shtml[/URL]

"More and more people are becoming familiar with liquid colloidal silver the world's most powerful natural infection-fighting agent. But not so many people know that there are some excellent topical colloidal silver gel and cream products on the market, too".

"And in some cases, these colloidal silver gels and creams work great for more serious situations like topical MRSA infections, as well! Unfortunately, most people don't know about topical colloidal silver products, even though they've been used in hospital burn wards worldwide for decades, in the form of Silvadene Cream, containing silver sulfadiazine. This prescription-only silver cream is used to help prevent serious burns from becoming infected, since most burn victims don't die of the burns, but from the subsequent bacterial infections in the dead, burnt and necrotizing skin and tissue".

"ASAP 365 Silver Gel (American Biotech) which contains 24 ppm colloidal silver is one of my long-time favorites topical products and is available at SwansonVitamins, and at a variety of other vendors such as Amazon. Many people also swear by a topical gel product called Sovereign Silver First Aid Gel. This product contains both homeopathic levels of silver, as well as agentum metallicum, meaning metallic silver".

"Believe it or not, the famous bandage-making company, Curad, has a topical gel product called Curad Silver Solution First Aid Antimicrobial Gel. Curad bills this product right on the label as "Your barrier to MRSA!" -- a claim which would probably land any other colloidal silver vendor in hot water with the FDA, and have their product pulled off the market. I'm not sure how Curad gets away with making that label claim, considering the FDA's strict regulations against making "drug" claims on nutritional or cosmetic products. But so be it. It is now generally accepted wisdom that silver is an extremely effective cure for MRSA. The Curad product contains 55 ppm silver chloride, plus an unspecified amount of silver nitrate. I've read repeatedly that people with topical skin conditions like Tinea Verticolor have found this product to be extremely helpful".

"Finally, some do-it-yourselfers like to mix one teaspoon full of 10 ppm (or higher) colloidal silver with three heaping tablespoons full of raw, virgin coconut oil, for a great, homemade topical colloidal silver cream. Coconut oil is not only antibacterial and antiviral, but antifungal as well. So combined with colloidal silver it offers an antimicrobial "knock out" punch second to none".

After reading this I wonder if providers are well educated about the low risk of infection when it comes to oral. It doesn't seem like much of a concern to me.

H. Hunter Handsfield, M. The. Blank.

Apr 26,2010.

Welcome to the STD forum. Responding first to the title you chose for your question: STDs are not transmitted by kissing. Some STDs, but not others, are possible through oral sex. Still, oral sex -- even if unprotected -- is a lot less likely to result in STDs than vaginal or anal sex.

Now I have read the question itself. First, don't feel unusual or embarrassed by not using condoms or other barriers for oral sex. Very few people do that. And although the STD risk aren't zero, they are low enought that for the most part it doesn't much matter. Oral sex, even unprotected, generally is in the safe sex category. Having said that, people who are nervous about it and want 100% protection should consider condoms for fellatio (oral-penile contact) and dental dams or a sheet of food wrap for cunnilingus (oral-vaginal).

To your specific questions:

1) Kissing carries no STD risk. Nobody can say it is zero, and rare cases of syphilis have been transmitted by kissing. And oral herpes can and usually is transmitted by kissing, but that's not considered an STD.

2) Unprotected fellatio can result basically in 3 STDs in men: Herpes due to HSV-1, if the oral partner has an active case of oral herpes; gonorrhea, which is uncommon but certainly happens; nongonococcal urethritis (NGU), which sometimes may be due not to an STD per se but to entirely normal oral bacteria. Of these, NGU is probably the most common; herpes and gonorrhea are rare. Chlamydia, HSV-2, and HPV are rarely if ever transmitted by oral sex. And syphilis is so rare anyway that it's not a serious consideration. There probably have been zero syphilis cases transmitted by kissing in the past few years (in the US).

3) Vaginal to oral STD transmission is really rare. There are theoretical risks for gonorrhea, herpes (HSV-2), oral HPV infection, and perhaps others -- but in my busy STD clinic (15,000 patient visits per year) we rarely if ever see such a case.

Here is a thread that gives some of the biological reasons that STDs are transmitted in certain ways but not others. Please read it, starting with the follow-up comments that begin December 14: [URL]http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/1119533[/URL].

Simple fact of the matter is that all is homeopathic hooey would require a prescription, too, were it to be legit. Someone has tried to sell me a pint of tree oil for twenty bucks. I take the lid off and smell it long enough to tell it ain't nothing but turpentine in a fancy bottle. Granted, turpentine is miraculous and did have a great track record for the treatment of gangrene during our War Between the States. Only one can buy a twice as much from Walmart, as turpentine instead of the crooked tree oil, for four bucks. Silver nitrate is great, too, only it has been banned for years along with mercury dioxide. That's OK, because it can be easily made for less. Same with iodine, it can be taken orally for a lot of strep infections. Hell, the best bet on any of these lingering skin ailments is griseofulvin. I'm sure this stuff can be ordered from overseas or California Veterinary Supply. Taken orally, as the PDR directs, it will take care of a lot of this stuff whether it's fungal or bacterial. Until a dermatologist with A's in Physical Chemistry, leaves a note out for me, anonymously, to direct otherwise, I can make do for myself having to mix a couple of things together from time to time.

Bottom line is, that once it gets to where one can't piss or the burning gets to intense, it may time to go the ER. That's the whole point: All of this homeopathic hokum may be a part of the same hypochondria that causes anybody to pay much attention at all to this myriad of mostly asymptomatic STD's. That, or it's hysterical girls, pretending to be guys, doing all of this talk. I've noticed, over the years, that nursing students are good at having all of these little sex bugs figured out along with a bunch of made up horror stories as to their prognosis.

I've seen several articles lately about STD's are becoming a worse problem these days.

It seems that people are getting complaisant so just a reminder, it doesn't matter what you do, if its not safe its not safe.

[URL]http://www.details.com/blogs/daily-details/2013/02/ask-dr-jake-can-i-get-stds-from-oral-sex.html[/URL]

Not a physician but can tell you the examples and possible infections that the author cites are silly. Never has an HIV case been transmitted through oral, and while there are a few cases of oral transmission of STDs its a pretty low risk activity. They say safer sex because nothing is completely safe sex, but most things other than BBFS are going to be pretty safe.

Not being too critical and we all appreciate being reminded of the dangers out there so thanks!

[QUOTE=Sizzle5;2240234]I've seen several articles lately about STD's are becoming a worse problem these days.

It seems that people are getting complaisant so just a reminder, it doesn't matter what you do, if its not safe its not safe.

[URL]http://www.details.com/blogs/daily-details/2013/02/ask-dr-jake-can-i-get-stds-from-oral-sex.html[/URL][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MythMan2010;2240449]Not a physician .... while there are a few cases of oral transmission of STDs its a pretty low risk activity. They say safer sex because nothing is completely safe sex, but most things other than BBFS are going to be pretty safe.[/QUOTE]You are incorrect. Very incorrect. The bacterial STDs are easily transmitted via receiving blowjobs. There are many, many, many cases daily. Also, oral herpes (HSV-1) is also transmitted via receiving blowjobs. Posting otherwise is blatantly incorrect.

Hey guys.

I was visiting a provider the other day and when I was about to dive on her why, I saw this same identical pimple looking thing on one of her pussy lips as in this picture. I was afraid to ask and put the breaks on the why dining. Any one of you has seen this? I have not in my many years of mongering. Please let me know and picture attached of exactly the same growth but on a penis.

[QUOTE=NRalGuy;2240706]You are incorrect. Very incorrect. The bacterial STDs are easily transmitted via receiving blowjobs. There are many, many, many cases daily. Also, oral herpes (HSV-1) is also transmitted via receiving blowjobs. Posting otherwise is blatantly incorrect.[/QUOTE]NralGuy is accurate. I am proof of a "special" blowjob that kept on giving. No HIV but did get gono.

X.

I've had a few dreams, just wondering how safe they are. Has anybody ever caught anything?

[QUOTE=Slapnutt;2252397]I've had a few dreams, just wondering how safe they are. Has anybody ever caught anything?[/QUOTE]Buddy, if you're going to gamble in this game, be prepared to get a yearly check up!! Else go ahead and fold 'them!!

To be front with you I have cought an STD 1 time! It was Chlamydia! I used the condom for Sex, but not for the Blow Job, which was fuckin' awesome!! Apparently the guy she blew before me left some jizz in her mouth wich came over my way. Lesson Learned here!! Was it Worth it? HELLLLLLLL YEAH! And no it wasn't a Roanoke girl, it was a Richmond Gal who went by Molly Pop, several years back. She was Cuuuute! For the most part I think BBBJs are heavily safe. Just make sure you don't have any scratches or cuts on your peter. HIV sucks ass from what I hear, but its not exactly easy to catch from a BJ. (I'm not saying its impossible, just low risk) Hell, I think the worst STD you need to worry about is Herpes!! Condom or no condom, you can catch that from a small sore on her mouth or vajayjay. Why do girls have to look sooo God Damn Good to me! DAMN, I feel cursed!

[QUOTE=Slapnutt;2252397]I've had a few dreams, just wondering how safe they are. Has anybody ever caught anything?[/QUOTE]Play safe.

[QUOTE=Slapnutt;2252397]I've had a few dreams, just wondering how safe they are. Has anybody ever caught anything?[/QUOTE]Yep. I slid my little buddy into a nice wet pussy naked. And I itched and burned for weeks. It was curable. This time. I think. Lesson learned. Its really not even her fault. She's got to touch and suck I don't know how many guys from all over this valley. That's more germs than a restroom. God bless these girls for the relief they give us, but their not girlfriends. Don't bareback!

[QUOTE=Hobbyness;2307116]BBFS[/QUOTE]As I have stated earlier, I am not into FS; mainly due to being paranoid about getting an STD of which I have none. I am not asking this question to embarrass or to condescend. I truly respect each monger's desire for a private and unique experience. This is probably more appropriate for SinSin and Hobbyness to reply since they most recently posted about CoCo. Based on the two posts its obvious CoCo goes BBFS with many mongers and probably gets visits with multiple mongers per day. I know BBFS feels amazing and so much more intimate than wearing a condom but why would you ever go BBFS with a provider? Aren't you worried about getting an STD or do you not care? I promise this is not a redundant question, I am just extremely curious.

[QUOTE=Osmosiss;2307525]As I have stated earlier, I am not into FS; mainly due to being paranoid about getting an STD of which I have none. I am not asking this question to embarrass or to condescend. I truly respect each monger's desire for a private and unique experience. This is probably more appropriate for SinSin and Hobbyness to reply since they most recently posted about CoCo. Based on the two posts its obvious CoCo goes BBFS with many mongers and probably gets visits with multiple mongers per day. I know BBFS feels amazing and so much more intimate than wearing a condom but why would you ever go BBFS with a provider? Aren't you worried about getting an STD or do you not care? I promise this is not a redundant question, I am just extremely curious.[/QUOTE]In my case it was accidental and the condom broke. She was really tight and struggling to take me in all they way.

Worked out much better without the wrapper.

Used her alcohol bottle to bathe my dick to a nice stinging clean immediately after.

There are always risks in life. I try to minimize them without living in fear.

Percentage wise it is pretty low risk. Odds of dying in a car crash or of a heart attack are much greater.

Thus far in life I have had a few BBFS experiences with massage girls and always tested clean.

I would never take that risk with a Backpage provider or any civilian who even seemed to be remotely unhygienic.

You can never really tell, but again the odds are in my favor.

From the CDC: The risk of contracting HIV during vaginal penetration, for a man is 1 per 2,500 exposures (0. 04 percent, which is the same as receiving fellatio).

[QUOTE=SunSin1;2307658]From the CDC: The risk of contracting HIV during vaginal penetration, for a man is 1 per 2,500 exposures (0. 04 percent, which is the same as receiving fellatio).[/QUOTE]That risk-per-exposure statistic you are quoting is only in context of an average which isn't actually accurate in the monger world. In our world, the world of mongers, that statistic has to be taken in concert with the audience we are risking ourselves to. According to the CDC, you have a. 55% (1 in 180) risk-per-exposure of contracting HIV if the partner you are having sex with has HIV. In the case of KAMP providers and BP escorts, many of these prostitutes have HIV versus a normal audience of sexually active groups of people. Basically, we are naturally exposing ourselves to a group of people who are more likely to have HIV.

That being said, you are right that the chances of you getting HIV from unprotected sex is low. On the other hand you have a 20% (1 in 5) risk-per-exposure of contracting chlamydia and a 10% (1 in 10) risk-per-exposure of contracting gonorrhea if you are having unprotected sex in context of an average. I would think that ratio goes up dramatically in the monger world. Syphilis is almost as hard to acquire as HIV as it is curable. The most common STD is HPV which infects a majority of our population. HPV has a 30% (3 in 10) risk-per-exposure in context of an average.

I know this is a lot of stats but I think it's good for us all to know the reality of our hobby.

Be careful my friends. I don't think the risk is worth the reward.

I concur with Osm that shit ain't worth it to risk ya life for some BBFS. Rather be safe than sorry mongers.

[QUOTE=Osmosiss;2307764]That risk-per-exposure statistic you are quoting is only in context of an average which isn't actually accurate in the monger world. In our world, the world of mongers, that statistic has to be taken in concert with the audience we are risking ourselves to. According to the CDC, you have a. 55% (1 in 180) risk-per-exposure of contracting HIV if the partner you are having sex with has HIV. In the case of KAMP providers and BP escorts, many of these prostitutes have HIV versus a normal audience of sexually active groups of people. Basically, we are naturally exposing ourselves to a group of people who are more likely to have HIV.

That being said, you are right that the chances of you getting HIV from unprotected sex is low. On the other hand you have a 20% (1 in 5) risk-per-exposure of contracting chlamydia and a 10% (1 in 10) risk-per-exposure of contracting gonorrhea if you are having unprotected sex in context of an average. I would think that ratio goes up dramatically in the monger world. Syphilis is almost as hard to acquire as HIV as it is curable. The most common STD is HPV which infects a majority of our population. HPV has a 30% (3 in 10) risk-per-exposure in context of an average.

I know this is a lot of stats but I think it's good for us all to know the reality of our hobby.

Be careful my friends. I don't think the risk is worth the reward.[/QUOTE]

When I first became involved in this hobby, I thought I knew everything there was to know about STD's. The longer I have been mongering, the dumber I am getting. This past year, my main issue has been cold sores. I love BBBJCIM. Earlier this year I was seeing a provider who had special talents in this area. One day she cancelled an appointment saying she had an abscessed tooth and was going to see a dentist. She called me later to happily report that the dentist said no treatment was necessary because it was only a cold sore on her gum that would heal up in a couple of days. I told her I would call and reschedule. That was ten months ago. If the dentist was not that concerned about the cold sore, am I making too big a deal about it? Since that time I have met several other providers that had special talents in this area and two of them had also mentioned cold sores on the inside of their cheek. I avoided them also. When a girl says she has a cold sore on the inside of her mouth, I hear "I have oral Herpes. " Can anyone enlighten me as to the risk involved in BBBJ when the provider has an active cold sore? Can anyone enlighten me as to the risk involved when the provider has a healed cold sore? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

[QUOTE=Johnkat111;2309896]When I first became involved in this hobby, I thought I knew everything there was to know about STD's. The longer I have been mongering, the dumber I am getting. This past year, my main issue has been cold sores. I love BBBJCIM. Earlier this year I was seeing a provider who had special talents in this area. One day she cancelled an appointment saying she had an abscessed tooth and was going to see a dentist. She called me later to happily report that the dentist said no treatment was necessary because it was only a cold sore on her gum that would heal up in a couple of days. I told her I would call and reschedule. That was ten months ago. If the dentist was not that concerned about the cold sore, am I making too big a deal about it? Since that time I have met several other providers that had special talents in this area and two of them had also mentioned cold sores on the inside of their cheek. I avoided them also. When a girl says she has a cold sore on the inside of her mouth, I hear "I have oral Herpes. " Can anyone enlighten me as to the risk involved in BBBJ when the provider has an active cold sore? Can anyone enlighten me as to the risk involved when the provider has a healed cold sore? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.[/QUOTE]Cold sores are herpes 1 most of the time but it can be herpes 2. Herpes is ALWAYS contagious if there is an active sore. It can also be shed during times when the sores are gone. Just from the skin cells that had the virus!

[QUOTE=Osmosiss;2307764]That risk-per-exposure statistic you are quoting is only in context of an average which isn't actually accurate in the monger world. In our world, the world of mongers, that statistic has to be taken in concert with the audience we are risking ourselves to. According to the CDC, you have a. 55% (1 in 180) risk-per-exposure of contracting HIV if the partner you are having sex with has HIV. In the case of KAMP providers and BP escorts, many of these prostitutes have HIV versus a normal audience of sexually active groups of people. Basically, we are naturally exposing ourselves to a group of people who are more likely to have HIV.

That being said, you are right that the chances of you getting HIV from unprotected sex is low. On the other hand you have a 20% (1 in 5) risk-per-exposure of contracting chlamydia and a 10% (1 in 10) risk-per-exposure of contracting gonorrhea if you are having unprotected sex in context of an average. I would think that ratio goes up dramatically in the monger world. Syphilis is almost as hard to acquire as HIV as it is curable. The most common STD is HPV which infects a majority of our population. HPV has a 30% (3 in 10) risk-per-exposure in context of an average.

I know this is a lot of stats but I think it's good for us all to know the reality of our hobby.

Be careful my friends. I don't think the risk is worth the reward.[/QUOTE]I'm not sure where the 1:180 risk came from in regards to sex with an HIV positive person, unless that's rough sex. However my point would be that if a provider has another STD with HIV your odds go as high a 1:12 chances of catching both at the same time because the HIV virus hangs with the other STD and in an amount 5 times the normal viral cell load. The other interesting fact that is not yet widely known is that the HIV virus can infect someone such as the urethra in men or the uterus in women and hang out in those tissue cells for some time (up to a year) before entering into the blood stream and causing system wide HIV infection which is only then detectable by HIV tests during / after seroconversion. Be smart and safe!

[URL]http://www.hipforums.com/forum/topic/411203-the-use-of-bht-to-treat-and-prevent-stds/[/URL]

"BHT is an acronym for buylated hydroxytoluene. A lot was written and published about BHT as a treatment for and preventative to protect people from infection by viruses that have lipid containing envelopes or outer coatings. Such viruses include: all the herpes viruses, hepatitis B and C, the AIDS virus, genital warts virus and others. The very worst STD viruses. BHT cured me of hepatitis C and B. And also non-genital herpes within one month".

"Fellow forum member " fatcha brute " has reported very similar results as to hepatitis C and genital warts. Genital warts result from another lipid enveloped virus. He also reports that his hepatitis C was undetectable in about one month using 2 capsules of BHT per day. His genital warts cleared up also".

[QUOTE=SunSin1;2307658]In my case it was accidental and the condom broke. She was really tight and struggling to take me in all they way.

Worked out much better without the wrapper.

Used her alcohol bottle to bathe my dick to a nice stinging clean immediately after.

.[/QUOTE]Several months ago, I was with a provider who was a very, very poor candidate for BBFS. We were engaged in naked foreplay prior to a BBBJ when with one quick unexpected movement, she inserted me up to the hilt and began riding like crazy. Afterwards, I used an entire pint of rubbing alcohol on my pubic area. My Doctor has since run various STD tests on me which turned out negative. Was I just incredibly lucky or does post coital alcohol applications actually have some prophylactic qualities?

[QUOTE=TexasMonger;2245585]Hey guys.

I was visiting a provider the other day and when I was about to dive on her why, I saw this same identical pimple looking thing on one of her pussy lips as in this picture. I was afraid to ask and put the breaks on the why dining. Any one of you has seen this? I have not in my many years of mongering. Please let me know and picture attached of exactly the same growth but on a penis.[/QUOTE]Smooth surface lesion looks fine. Does not look like any std lesion. The surface is smooth and skin colored.